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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22
New Hosiery AND UNDERWEAR.
SEATON PERRY.

Successor to PERRY BRorHrR)
CHILDREN'S BLACK NAVY AND SEAL RIBBED
COTTON HOSE. of French, German and English
manufacture, all sizes, ranging from csc to 81 per
BOYS FRENCH BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE.
sizes "a to 10, at DOC per pair
,CHILDREN'S IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE
WOOL HOSE, sizes q to So
,, CCHILDREN'S FRENCH BLACK RIBBED Isle
fIPo iH1fE I PAIN AND RIBBED BLACK COT.
TON AND Isle HOSIERY FOR WOMEN, all sizes,
ranging from 5Oc. to 81 per pair.
NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILK HOSIERY,
from 81 to "a per pair.
EXTRA GOoD VALUES" in New Balbrssan Ho-
siery sizes to 10, ranging from 2c to 75c Der pair
MEMS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PLAIN AND
RIBBED CuTTON SOCKS, sizes o to ii, ranging
NOVELTIES IN Plain AND FANCY CoIoREp
SOCKS. sizes 9 to II. from 25c, to 7.Jc per pair
QUAKER CITY ZINE DRESS SHIRi s for 81
COMPLETE STOCK OF MEKINO UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMEN. AND CHILDREN, in Medium
and Heavy WEIGHTS, made by the best European and
Warmers THOMPSON'S, AND FRENCH G. p
cLaIEsT NOVELTIES" IN HEMsT1TCHED,
COL0REr BORDEkED, AND EMBROIDERED
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS.
LOWEST QUOTAT ONS" ON CHINESE AND
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-, cor. 9Th st.
Established 1S4O. MIC
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SHOT By POLICEMAN.
The Officer said he was SavaRely A..
tacked-Ihe Case in the Police Court.

This morning in the Police Court Charles Harris
and Frank Dickson, both cOlOred, were charged
with engaging In an ARRAY, and Dickson was also
charged with assaulting Oficer Dean, of the
eighth precinct. Officer Dean, who had
arrested him, testified that about 1920
O'Clock this morning he noticed three colOred
men lighting at the corner OF 7th street and
Rhode Island avenue. He started toward them
when one OF them left. He saw Dickson knock
Harris down. He started to arrest Dick
son when the latter slashed at him
retreated a few feet The defendant stiii Al.
tempted TO cut him, and he fired one shot The
defendant seemed ~ be stunned for moment, and
again started toward him, attempting TO cut him
when witness fired second shot. Both bullets he
said, passed through the defendants leg, and
when The second bullet struck him he fell. Wit
ness said he was In full uniform.
Ella Dabney, colored, testified that she was with
Dickson, who was escOrting her home when two
men-Harris and another-met them and assaulted
Dickson twice, when he struck Harris, and the
latter fell Oncer Dean came up and said: "Con-
slider yourself under arrest; and Dickson said. az
have not done anything 70 get arrested for The
Dickson assaulting the ofhcer the latter shot him
she said that Dickson did not draw q knife on the
of1icer.
Dickson gave similar testimony saying that the
otficer jumped Oh a street car and ran To them as
II he was one OF the crowd Of assaiants and struck
him In the mouth and shot him Tor nothing. He
denied having knife or razor.
Harris testified that he was drunk, ana all he
knew about the trouble was that some person
struck him.
Judge smell said that II was perfectly absurd to
think that the of1cer would rush into q crowd and
shoot q man for nothing, unless he was drunk or
crazy, and he did not think that either was the
case. For engaging In the ARRAY the defendants
were fined s. each. As Dickson had suffered a
great deal sentence was suspended In the assault
case.
Mr.. shepperd agreed that as the defendant had
been badly hurt that Dickson's personal bonds
should be taken Tor the ARRAY. The court ap-
proved and released him on his personal bonds.
NEW YORK AVENUE PROPERTY AT AuCrIoN.-The
sale OF the line brick dwelling No. l746 New York
avenue northwest, near the new state, War, and
Navy Departments, presents an opportunity Of
unusual attractveness the property being In good
condition and In a location that has enhanced In
value with the completion OF the splendid building
above referred 10. The sale occurs tomorrow
lNoyember ID, at 80 O'Clock, and should be at
tended by Investors and Others See the adyer.
ti5ement for further particulars
CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNrTuRR AT AUCTION
Thomas bowling, Aucttoneer, will sell tomorrow
al Hs0 17th street. at 10 O'Clock opposite Farragut
Square, a choice collection OF household goods. A
rare Chance for parties furnishing 70 secure rst-
class goods Is offered NJ this sale.
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CITY ITEMS
HOLIDAY Goods.
ArTw FAIR,
SO It'll street northwest
9, w. AnGensteim,


3. w. AuGenstein,
S17-s19 and SCI 7th ST. NV,
oners the following THANKSGIVING bargains
tor to.morrow: Halt dG large dinner Piases
doz knives ana s saucer carvine knife and FORK
39c.; 5-bottle siver-plsted castor, SIC, worth
$IIo; dew-drop breakfsst set, $50; y doz. fancy
gooets, 23c.; decorated dinner sets, $A4S; nand-
some decorated casnber sets with Jar. sass,
worth $40; extra large Russian iron turkey pans,
&c, maJolica cake or ruit stand, &c. wertp Ioc.;
tea sets ss.is, worth IS; siop buckets, Csc; \
doz. fancy wine glasses, &c.; engraved decanters
with handles 39c worth g. celery glasses gas su aS
broken candy, lee french mixed candy, 1Sc. lo.l
Hol,Aay Goods.
AZ sis IN Street northwest.
Ra.or,sharpened free cutlery, 4s7 Pa. av. l
China, elias. ware, Tinware, Wooden
ware Winow-ware, Toys at e,o lth r. EA y
'Royal Glue" mends China, Glass, Wood. &C
Holiday Goods.
At SIC sis 7d Street northwest.
.Thanksgivi.g Offering every morning
this week, HANDSOME Dress Calicoes at 3hc from
8 to 1O: 80 O'Clock only, and one pattern TO each
customer at strssburgers Dry Goods and Carpet
House, $50 9TH ST D
New Goods Low Prices.
I So 7th Street northwest.
j. n. Hopkins, matchmaker and Jeweler,
1904 street ~. tu'si"
New GOojs. Low Prices
AT THE FAIR,
Sl2 7th street northwest.
Phtllfn., biRestible Cocoa created much
interest AZ International Medical Congress. 60
TOYS. Toys. Toys.
At THE FAIR, 81 7th st. NV.
60 To r. ilsOldcm'S Fish Stalls Washing
ton Market RI canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF pSpe, fresh fish, kennebec SalmOn ter
ra ms, lobst}s, sliders and oysters Telephone
S47-a 4w
China, Glassware, TinWare, Wooden.
ware Willows are, Toys, at The FAIR,
S12 Tth st. NV.
Toys. Toys. Toys.
At THE FAIR, s12 18th st. NV.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward' prints 4Oc. per 10.
Also Cottage Cheese ana Buttermlik; sweet MILK
&c. QUAR-
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E. q. DAVIS.
7lo MARKET SPACE.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW READY.

TALL AMI WIN
NOW READY.
OUR STOCK OF MERINo UNDERWEAR
COMPRISES ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE MAKES. AND VIZ OFFER THEM
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN
WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTEN ZION
TO SMALL INVOICE OF JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS JUST RECEIVED. WHICH WE
OFFER AT THE Low PRICE OF 81: BE-
FORE PURCHASING THE SAME ARTICLE
ELsEWHERE AT sl29. SEE OURS WE
ALSO SHOW AsPLENDID LINE OF LOWER
PRICE GOODS. FROM SOC. UP. WITH
PANTS To MATCH CHILDREN's GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ALL AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
IL You NEED BLACK HOSIERY OF ANY
KIND YOU CANNOT FIND BETTER OR
MORE COMPLETE STOCK IN TIE CITY
THAN WE CAN SHOW YOU.
IN HANDKERcHIEFs OF ALL KINDS
OURsToCK Is SIMPLY IN APPRo aCHABI.E
AI.L-LINES HASDKERCHIEFs. FROM 100.
TO slo EACH DUCHESS LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY. AND AT
PRICES FULLY 80 PER CENT LESS THAN
THE SAME GOODS HAVE EVER BEEN
OFFERED. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
JOB LOT OF FINE CoDoRED EMBROID-
EkED HANDkElCHIEFS. GOODS THAT
FORMERLY SOLD AT Csc To 81 EACH.
We WILL SILL THIS ENTIRE LOT. $50
DOZEN, AT Pc. EACH. THERE WILL BE
PICK IN THEM. so DON'T DELAY Too
LONG IN MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS
We SELL AN ALL-LINEN EMBROIDERED
HEMsTlTCh INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF AT
pc. THAT WE CONSIDER REMARKABLY
CHEAP.
OUR STOCK OF LACEs. EMBRoTDERTEs,
NECk-WEAR- TRIMMINGS. Fur AND FUR
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS EXTRACTS AND
NOTIONS Is FULL AND VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE.
FULL line BLACK AND CoLORED VEL
VETS. PLUSHEs IN ALL THE NEW
SHADES. SUITABLE FOR FANCY WORK
ONE PIECE sEAL-BRowN PLUSH AT So
WORTH s.
KID, GOAT AND FABRIC GLOVES IN RE
LIABLE MAKES. AT LOW PRICES
BLACK AND GREY DRESS GOODS THAT
WILL WEAR WELL AND GIVE SArIsFAC-
TON.
T. @. DAVIS.
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To THE PUBLIC: We advise one and all who are In
want OF pictures OF any description 70 call at Seer-
hOn's and examine the large line OF etehings, en-
cravings water-coiOr and pastel paintings arto-
types, oleographs, &c. His stock OF frame mould
fngs cannot eIsiy be supposed His work Is done
In a rrst-class manner and his prices are reason
able. R-gilding OF old frames, mirrors, tables,
chairs, SC. at low rates. The stock OF vail paper
aid wall and ceiling decorations consists OF new
and effective goods from the cheapest TO the high
est price. None but experienced paper-hangers
are employed. and all his work Is guaranteed.
SeerhOns stores are at GIG and All 7th 81.
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FuE THASKsGrvISG.-1he remarkable show OF
itncy turkles and chickens, besides the celery.
rfanOerries, Chicago slaw cabbage Ciark's best
Hilnce meat, Chill sauce. girkin mixed and other
llekles (Of the BEST quality, peach, ounce, and
uauson preserves, mas no parallel IN former years
OF long experience In the table supply business at
Nlxoms Market store 1876 9th s. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.


1i.'eGiioas for the 81 hours commencing of o. m
Ior the District OF Columbia. Maryland virginia
S'T-n carolina. and SOutn Carolina, warmer, fair
heather, light to fresh variable winds eeneraIIy
sOutnerly.
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A GREEK CATHOLIC ON THE STAND.-JOe Costic
foreigner who has been known about Washing
ton for the past year or two, was before the Police
Court this morning for disturbing the performance
at the Wonderland last night. He said he was
Greek Catholic, and when placed on the witness
stand he blessed himself before being sworn. He
was fined s. or Il DAYS.
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DIAMONDS at r. Harris Co.'S. Az 9TH st.

CROWDS OF BUYERS attest the fact how fast those
OserCoats are going that we have reduced TO 81.
EIsENAS Bios, Manufactures,
Corner 9TH and E.
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FURNITURE, FURSTTCRE--We oner our entire
stock OF furniture regardless OF cost, at private
sale Up TO Monday. November 2s, 1887.
WV. LOEwESTHAL- 739 9TH st. NV.
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On THANKSGIVING Day X. H. TaylOrs store, 1913
PennsylyanIa avenue VIII be closed the entire day
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Eok. REsT-Two KLKoANT .DvEILiNos. si4
the othsr IN cherry: twelve roosaS eshsr. "a modern
imprevssnsne: la.gs ysrd and shsA v1sa servsnss'
w. o6-2D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free to every new subscriber for one year
TO the WKRKLy STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages prOfusely illustrated with more
wealth or general Information see advertise
ment in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

WKHAyE Won OUR WAY by merit only.
EIsEaAS Bros, Manufactures,
Corner 9TH and E.
Coo the mons overrOats re,lucei To a.
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FoR DIAMOND, at lowest prices, see r. Harris q
Co., importers, ~ eth 81.
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PICTURE FRAM-s OF ell kinds made to order and
reS,ilding done at lowest rates.
WCOD AZ FORSYTH zoos ST.
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Base Rail Matters.

TEE BIG DEAL IN THE AMHprrAS ASSOCIATION.
Presiuuno CurIa Won der Abe, OF the st. Louis
Club, was In Philadelphia yesterday, and in the
afternoon he was coseted with the Athletic direc-
tors In reference to the big deal about to be made
between nve Of the American Association clubs.
The arrangements for the transfer OF two of the
Sc. Louis players to the Athletics were made said
TO be Gleason, the shOrtstOp, and WEIGH the
center-1elder. McGarr and one of the Athletic
catchers Will probably go TO St Louis, and the
Athletics will, beside, pay to Mr.. Won der Abe a
handsome cash bonus Mr.. Won der Abe goes to
New York to-day to complete the arrangements
for the transfer OF certain players to the Brooklyn
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

The FINEST and Oldest WHISTLES In the market
at the old and reliable establishment OF Chr.
Aander, 800 1Ih II. NV.
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HoxRsr EFFORTS always receive public encour-

ar case, those mems overcoats reduced TO s..
EISENAS Bros,
Manufacturing CIothiers, 9TH and E.
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OUR COMPETITORS cannot copy our mode OF
doing business.
The Manufacturing Clothiers,
EIsEMtS BROS, Corner 9TH ana F.
See the mems overcOaIs We have reduced TO -.
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ALL OUR MOVEMENTS AND AIMS are for the benefit
u our patrons.
ErsENAS BROS, Manufacturers
Corner 9TH and E
See the mems oyercoats reduced TO 8.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemsthy. 100 Pa ava

HOLIDAYS! HOiIDAYs!-Go TO Davis, 123 9TH ST.
for your pictures One large crayon and one doz.
finely finished cabinet portraits for only -. Come
and Them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

the REPUBLICAN LEAGUE-The directors OF the
Republican Natiopal League held q meeting last
night Their opening reception will probably be
held on December y, at which time the republican
national committee will be In session In the city,
IL Is proposed that the league adopt the rule OF the
Union League regarding monthly receptions 10
the wives and families Of the members Steel en-
cravings Of Grant and Logan have been presented
10 the league. and oil painting OF Thaddeus
stevens viii be placed in the portrait gallery next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

A MAJOR FOR THE THIRD BATTALIOS.-The officers
OF the third battalion OF the District National
Guard last night elected A j. Robinson TO be
major OF the third battalion He was g member Of
The Washington Light Infantry Corps for over I'VE
years, and belonged 10 the National Rifles for a
short time. He Is a prominent member OF the Po-
tOllac Boat Club, and Is one OF the crack Oarsmen.
he was the candidate OF the Washington Mer-
chants Rifles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

OUR IMssSsg SALES on oyercoats Is a clear evil
dence OF good will and justice between ourselves
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DIAMONDS at r. Harris & Co.'S, 43a 9TH st.
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II 2013 Msssn. W. lori % 91S 9 st "a, Or.
i555 ss NV. i2r.-. lSie -s4 ISst-S.: or.s 50
1888 st. n. W.. l4r.. 1875 18th stn 5r. .2O.40
sos ct. u. w., 13r. st. NV. Or. 30
llO3 It. W.. Tor. 5 706 9th st. e.. 81
1906 r ct, l2r...... 90 222 Mass. ave-. 6r. 20 40
4O3 q st. 1Or. % II 10 18th stn w.6r ~. 40
l57 Masa NV , II 90 BIB ct. n e. H.. ..16 90
OH st NV, 11r ..55 as l119 10th st. NV. Or. IL
n 10 18th st 11r so los st. ST. 30
633 9TH St 11r.. 90 $40 Prospect ave Or 1880
7O6 18th stn-w llr. 30 1893 1T ne 6r.... .15
1912 18Th NV. ilr.. AS Sill st. ne. 30
2Oll l4th NV. l2r.. 40 Cleveland st.,
1O2 Ct ga, LIT. 40 Fenton Place. Dr. $50
3O4i st n W.. 1Or IS LOS St 0r. IL 80
ZIG 9Th 81. 80 SO II Fent Place. 6r.. 80
445P9nw;. 81. 80 AZ 92g se- 5r.-.:- x x g
1912 5th st nw- 6r: 20 = pefress 81. 6r
1l6 At aw. 8f Is ~ 3 Fentou pisCe 6r IL so
1919 st n ". er. - 35 "a McLs.n kw. 81.
lss sts p 9s q. 81 10 SS
1ofbcundsEy NV, 5r-25 5is 5th q: ss-. 5r..-.l
is sYs q M Ew lxasxR Co. s,s , :. n~
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| Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
| and delivered In 4 10. "Ward" prints 4Oc per ID.
| Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&C. per quart
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

TcOR RENT-Two NICE NINE-RooN HOUSES.
li5o4 and 1905 St NV: all mod. imps; 20
"a! Dst aw Owner 2. CORCORAN, 226 LIST St a
ErOR RENT-A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE
y near lows Circle. including table and bed linen
and piano SS3.33 per nonth- JAMES A. BATES.
I4ol ST n22-llt
tfOR RENT-2l2o PA. AVE, 9 ROOMS AND BATH;
rent $50.
n223t GEO w. LINKINS. 10th and st.
E00R RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE MODERN
y DMEELlNG LATELY OCCUPIED BY SENATOR
SQShhELL, 1902 Q St. IL rooms: rent S65 STIEG ER
LlEBERMANN, 1903 Est n22-6t
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EOR RENT-243 10TH ST. NE,
II 302 Mass. ave. me-, 6rs., 425; 1I6
$50: ZIG 3D. ST. ne, Srs.. S27. so;
rs, 80; 3l2 B st. ne, 10rs., S:S5:
6rs., s Is: 500 A st. 3 e, Srs.. $50 Il
e., 6rs., $3.50: 1908 E Capitol st.
Mass. ave. ne, $25. All the above
usual modern conveniences. NJ. y
n19-3t :,O2 T.,
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FussrrIs IcI CREAM and Charlotte Russo.


Corner 9TH and E.
FussELLs Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
FURNITURE, FuKSIrrRE--we orer our entire
stock OF furniture, regardless OF cost, at private
sale up TO Monday, November IS 1887.
WV. LoEwESrHAI, 739 9TH ST. NV.
wEHlvE Won OUR WAY by merit only.
EIsEMAS Bros, Manufacturers
Corner 9Th and E.
See the mems overcoats reduced to =.
FoK DIAMOND, at lowest prices, see R. Harris q
Co., importers, ~ 1th 81.
PIcrUKE FRAx=s OF ell kinds made to order. and
reg1lding done at lowest rates.
WOOD a FORSYTH, 12os st.
ALL OrR MOVEMENTS AND AIMS are for the benefit
EIsENAS BROS, Manufacturers,
See the mems oyercoats reduced TO s..
TIE FINEST and Oldest WHISTLES in the market
at the old and reliable establishment Of Chr.
Wander. 900 sIh II. NV.
DIAMONDS at R. Harris 4 Co.'S. 49, 9TH st.
oUR COMPETITORS cannot copy our mode Of
The Manufacturing Clothiers.
EIsEN.S BROS, corner 9TH and F.
See the mems overcoats We have reduced 10 81
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemsthy. 100 Pa ava
HOLIDAYS! HoiIDAYsI-Go to Davis, 723 9TH ST.
for your pictures. One large crayon and one doz-
finely finished cabinet portraits for only s.. Come
and see them
OUR IMasNsg SALES on oyercOatS IS clear evil
dence OF good will and justice between ourselves
and patrons
ErsENAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 9TH and E
See the mems overcoats reduced 10 s..
Q.-CAS consumption be cured?
A.-Use Bakers Cod Liver OIL and Malt
ROYAL GLUE mends broken articles.
We CATER for no particular class, but provide
for all classes, ages, aud size
EIsEsAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 7Ih and &.
See the mems overcoats reduced TO So.
FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hemplers, av. & AZ.
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ooops. including, rugs, carpets p0rtieres fancy
gUous, shawls, antiquities. art objects, embroid-
s1cs, &c, Is now open al MessrsI Waiter Is. VIII
nAns Co.'S saiesroOm At 1901 Pennsylvania
avenue, corner 10th street. The exhibition will
svhtlnne aso tomorrow. Wednesday, November
- ana the auction sale will bs.ia on Friday at
~ m, and continue until all the goods are sold
or AZ least offered .
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The JEFFERSON FOOTBALL TEAM.-The boys OF
the eighth grade, jefferson building, have organ
zed football team TO be known as the jefferson
Eleven. The following are the members OF the
team: Rushers Chas. shaw, Clarence Gessford,
Mott DeAtley, Hugh Digney, Burnette True
worthy, Clric Bauf, Chas. Springman; quarter
hackers, Timothy ORourke, Harry Dunn; half
back. Frank Hahn: full back, Howard TaoIer.
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NOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

3HED.
62:S Z st. NV. Is rs. . .S55
l43I L st. NV. Tor. 10
t52 o st. NV, 11r......70
1915 = st NV. 12r.
10Th ST., near q, Tor IS
1910 2lst ST. n.w..l0r. IS
1865 n. II. Az. NV. Qr. .65
1876 10TH st. II. W.. 10. 80
226 n. J. ave. s.e.. Tor. 80
81. Del. ave.n.e..15r... so
24l6 l4th st.n.w..l1r---5O
1907 18th st. NV. Tor. so
lo14 Both st. n.w.. l7r.50
l5th&R 1. ave. NV, llr.-
HOS 4 st. Il. W.. lor. ...-
l2l3 9TH st. Nv, VI. ....35
lol3-lo-11-19 o St n
ms IL.
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CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNrTuRR At AUCTION
Thomas bowling, Auctioneer, will sell tomorrow,
al SEQ l7th street, at 10 o'clock opposite Farragut
Square, choice collection OF household goods. A
rare enance ior parties furnishing 70 secure rst-
class goods Is offered NJ this saie
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NOR RENT-BRAND-NEw 3-STORY BRICK pos
il q St n w., Pension Office; III rooms, hot cold
bath, furnace to heat throughout; low rent good
tenant. Inquire next door. nl9-7t
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ISoR SALE-IHE Blsr INVESTMENT OF TuR
- Ley-l 0rer Building Lots on grado. and on str~~t
eeshae. Nithin four squarts 81 lenusN Iva "a nVe
80 49,, cars for only $500 osch-s.5 ds~n, bsl.n.s
s.o .,hb cs month e. A. ihIfIfpS
~ OF 1aoS New YORK
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MAkEfAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 70 Abram
krOOn and Elizabeth Walz; JAS NcGulgan, OF
Philadelphia, and Mary Reynolds; Wallace A.
fOsser and Martha Smith, OF Nj Vernon, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

A PROPOSED SOCIETY OF BorASIsrs.-At a meet
Ing OF botan1sts yesterday at the Agricultural De
partment for the purpose OF organizing "A society
committee was appointed 10 determine whethe
botanical society which would admit ladies coul
be formed As branch OF the Biological Society
committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

Il modern improvements; perfect order: pump with
nice spring we'll water in yard $40 per mouth Appiy
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-07-15
Insulted by Ex.ReheIs.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The mem
bers of the Gen. Lander Grand Army
post, OF Lynn, Mass, who visited Rich
mond last week, had a very unpleas-
ant experience in connection with the
flag matter, details of which have just
become known. 1t appears that the
Massachusetts soldiers were compelled
to listen to insolence from Virginia or
ators. and We're told that unity de-
pended upon recognition Of the con-
federaoy, and that the rebel flag should
be joined with the stars and stripes.
The Lynn Grand Army members
mingled with the Pickett men at Get
tysburg and saw or heard no repulsive
talk concerning the late unpleasant
ness until they reached Richmond. On
Tuesday evening banquet was held.
The speeches were all Of satisfactory
character until II. w. Flournay, secre-
tary Of the commonwealth Of Virginia,
was called upon. His remarks concern
ing the war and its results were SO
Objectionable to many that they left
the hall. He defended the confederate
action in the struggle in such manner
as to make himself repulsive to
the northern visitors He wanted
the American flag amended" to the
extent of placing the rebel stars and
bars in prominent position thereon.
It was the most unreconstructed
speech Imaginable, and the excuse
offered by the few members of r. E.
Lees camp objecting to the expressed
sentiment was that "the man must be
'inflamed with vine" The editor of
the Richmond Times who followed
made more radical speech regarding
the changing Of the flag than did the
secretary of state, claiming that COM
plete unity and good feeling would
never result until the old rebel flag
became portion of the Stars and
Stripes. The latter speaker read his
speech from manuscript.